How do I get rid of extra Black Mushrooms?
I was told to submit this as a question... I've been trying to get rid of my Four Black mushrooms in my stash but I have no clue how to... any help is welcome...I have tried Salvaging them, but can't. I have also attempted to sell them, but that doesn't work. I've tried asking for help on the general chat, but was only told what they were used for. I tried posting it in a Diablo 3 forum, but have not gotten a response... I don't know where I'm supposed to get the other items to create the staff. I have a Diablo 3 game... please help me.
Best Answer
There are 2 ways to get rid of the extra Black Mushrooms:
- Toss it(throw in on the ground) and forget it
- Create a new hero, give all the unwanted items to him, then delete this hero
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What do I do with the black mushroom?
The Black Mushroom is an item used to craft the Staff of Herding to gain access to Whimsyshire. It can be found on Level 1 in the Cathedral (Normal difficulty).What are dried black mushrooms?
Black mushrooms, also called shiitake mushrooms, are a staple ingredient in Chinese cuisine. The name "black" is a bit of a misnomer since the mushrooms can be light or dark brown, and even gray when dried. They are also frequently speckled. They are sold fresh but are more commonly purchased dried.How do you get the black mushroom in Diablo 3?
Black Mushroom - Found in Cathedral Level 1. It doesn't always spawn, so replay the quest called A Shattered Crown until it appears. To reach the Cathedral quickly, portal to Cathedral Guardian, enter Leoric's Passage, then go upstairs into the Cathedral itself.The Biggest Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Mushrooms
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Answer 2
If an item is unsellable and unsalvageable then you can throw it away. You can do this as simply as dragging it from your inventory to the main screen to drop it on the floor and then ignoring it until it goes away. I would assume it will be lost when you reload your game but it may be that progressing through quests or other things will also cause dropped items to disappear - I'm not really sure on that but it will be guaranteed gone by the next time you play the game. :)
Answer 3
With the Black Mushroom you can create the Staff of Herding.
List of requirements for the staff and its upgrades:
Staff of Herding: Requires
- Black Mushroom
- Wirt’s Bell
- Liquid Rainbow
- Gibbering Gemstone
- Leoric’s Shinbone
- a 50,000 gold crafting cost
Nightmarish Staff of Herding: Requires the Staff of Herding and a 200,000 gold crafting cost
Hellish Staff of Herding: Requires the Nightmarish Staff of Herding and a 500,000 gold crafting cost
Infernal Staff of Herding: Requires the Hellish Staff of Herding and a 1,000,000 gold crafting cost
The total cost to craft the final version, the Infernal Staff of Herding, is 1,750,000 gold.
It has also been confirmed that the staff is used to get to the secret level.
Here is a link with a list where all the items can be found.
Answer 4
Black Mushroom is part of the ingredient to create Staff of Herding, you only require 1 so you can just throw the extra away. The staff is use to unlock a secret dungeon in Act 1 called Whimsyshire.
Ingredients to create the staff are as follow:
- Black Mushroom - Found rarely in a room on Cathedral level one, in early Act One.
- Leoric's Shinbone - Found rarely in the fireplace in Leoric's Manor, in late Act One.
- Wirt's Bell - An Act II vendor (Squirt) sells it for 100,000 gold on her Potions and Dyes tab.
- Liquid Rainbow - Spawns in the Mysterious Cave in the Mysterious Chest in the Oasis, Act 2.
- Gibbering Gemstone - Random drop from Chiltara in the Caverns of Frost, Level 2, Act 3.
- Plan: Staff of Herding - To teach the recipe to Haedrig. Drops randomly from Izual, Act 4.
More detail on how to acquire ingredients are here.
On previous version you are able to upgrade the staff to use in different difficulty, however with current update is not necessary anymore nor can you upgrade it.
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